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We are extremely excited to announce an Australian first at BWA Auto. 16 years ago we were the first workshop in Sydney to have a constant four wheel drive Dyno-Dynamics chassis dynamometer servicing our own needs and the needs of countless workshops around Sydney. Once again BWA Auto is raising the bar, this time with the first Maha passenger vehicle chassis dynamometer in Australia.

This is the most advanced chassis dyno in Australia with features such as electric drive on the front and rear axle allowing the dyno to support axles not driven by the vehicle which is paramount in dynoing Hybrid vehicles and the latest PDK automatic style 2WD vehicles which no other dyno can offer at this stage in Australia. The big advantage of the Maha dyno is that it accurately measures and plots flywheel power figures (accurate to within 2%). This feature alone is a huge step in dynamometer technology and will now take the guesswork out of power figures measured at the wheels between different dynos, which is now a thing of the past with the most advanced chassis dyno in Australia only at BWA Auto.

You can find a Maha dyno in almost every OE manufacturer and performance tuner in Germany, being a Porsche factory approved dyno and being used by Mercedes, Audi and VW along with ABT Sportsline, Techart, Gemballa, Manthey and many more. All of our ECU tuning will be carried out on this dyno including before and after graphs as well as in gear acceleration test comparisons so with every EVOMSit tune done at BWA Auto we give you all the real world figures that matter the most to you.

*** Features include ***

• Accurate flywheel power measurements (within 2%)
• Electric drive on front and rear axle
• Single roller design to minimize slip issues
• OBD data logging and plotting straight into the dyno

Please call, e-mail or PM me with specific questions or if you would like to talk about pricing and/or organise an ECU tune or dyno run.

I will post up some dyno runs that we have done from our training last weekend soon with an explanation of how to read and interpret a Maha dyno sheet.

Here are a few shots of the final product:





For a more comprehensive picture diary of the process that has taken up so much of our time over the last month check out the following link and "Like" us while you're there.....

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